Issue 76 September 2021

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Interior architecture, design, objects, people.

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Cassie Hansen MDIA Cassie Hansen +61 3 8699 1000 artichoke@archmedia.com.au Katelin Butler MDIA Georgia Birks Nicci Dodanwela Jude Ellison Josh Harris Goran Rupena Janine Wurfel janine@studiometrik.com Jacinta Reedy FDIA (Hon) Ian Close FDIA (Hon) Ja
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Welcome
This special issue celebrates the projects recognized in this year’s Australian Interior Design Awards, a partnership event of Artichoke and the Design Institute of Australia. In this its eighteenth year, the awards received 586 entries from across A
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The Edit
The Again collection by TON masters the timeless appeal and simple functionality of the generous bent form. Inspired by the shape of a tennis racket, the chair and barstool are crafted with a lavish arch of solid beech wood. Available with or without
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In Brief
Located in Melbourne’s CBD, the Next Hotel is the latest flagship project for the global chain and a central part in Woods Bagot’s 80 Collins complex. Woods Bagot’s brief was to position and define the Next Hotel brand within this new precinct. The s
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The Accolade Paver by Urbanstone is an aesthetically unmatched paver with exceptional form and function. Specially crafted for outdoor spaces, the small-format paver is stylish, timeless and has a firm architectural gravitas. Accolade pavers are meti
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2021 Australian Interior Design Awards
For more, including the full gallery of shortlisted projects, visit — australianinteriordesignawards.com ■
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2021 Jury
These current times have seen many businesses emerge from the ashes like the proverbial phoenix. The pandemic hit hard, and for the Australian interior design industry, the oftentimes devastating consequences were felt across the board. But if this h
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The Bleeding Tree
Premier Award for Australian Interior Design Installation Design Liminal Spaces Angus Cerini’s crafted play The Bleeding Tree taps into the theme of ongoing violence against women, challenging notions of disempowerment, using black humour to presen
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Space & Time
Interior Design Impact Russell & George The Award for Interior Design Impact is bestowed on exemplary projects that have delivered transformative outcomes for the clients, the patrons and the architects/ designers. The types of transformative outco
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Bunjil Place
Interior Design Impact FJMT A combination of intimate and expansive interiors, with a play between public and private space, expresses a vision to bring together people. A seamless integration of technology and a high level of detail in the configur
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Citizen.MDW
Sustainability Advancement ZWEI Interiors & Architecture This pavilion is a temporary pop-up form that showcases sustainable, off-grid design and has been a test case for a cafe that works within the ethos of a circular economy. Materials have all b
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Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono
Hospitality Design BAR Studio Inspired by an alpine village in the landscape, this hotel embodies a profound connection to nature. The design celebrates Japanese crafts, materials and processes, drawing from the warmth of a mountain lodge and the de
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Smart Design Studio
Workplace Design Smart Design Studio This readapted industrial building houses a purpose-designed studio for multidisciplinary design practice Smart Design Studio. A mezzanine with four meeting rooms overlooks the light-filled space through the exis
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Grown Alchemist
Retail Design Herbert & Mason in collaboration with Grown Alchemist The design for skincare brand Grown Alchemist includes the adaptive re-use of a Victorian cottage and storage facility. New spaces have been created by opening up the existing fabri
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Project Discover
Public Design Cox Architecture, Neeson Murcutt & Neille Project Discover’s interior design aspires to create a singular civic space that gives a “heart” to the Australian Museum. The brief required a 1500-square-metre gallery for “blockbuster” touri
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Bellows House
Residential Design Architects EAT A single row of mature poplar trees along the unsealed road cast morning shadows onto the white concrete masonry blocks, animating the long, articulated facade. The articulations, through the masonry and concrete d
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Potts Point
Residential Design Flack Studio The Potts Point clients purchased this home as the place to spend their twilight years. However, one of the clients was diagnosed with early-onset dementia and Flack Studio’s design direction changed as the project bec
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Garden House
Residential Decoration Arent & Pyke Joking that they’d happily live in a luxury tent, such is their passion for their 2,400-square-metre garden, the clients of Garden House embraced a more metaphorical approach, renovating and decorating their “forev
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Middle Park
Residential Decoration Flack Studio Middle Park is an Edwardian, two-storey family home designed as a “forever home” – a place dedicated to family, cooking and entertaining. Through referral and the clients’ previous experience with a Flack Studio ho
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Eastop Architects
Emerging Interior Design Practice Eastop Architects was established in 2017 during the early stages of its first project, Rose Street. The studio operated from a front bedroom for just over a year. As a studio, it took any project it could get, with

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